u and headscarf macro as currently leading in pre election polls with d w. lisa, we followed the debate. i asked her, who she thought came out on top and whether it would have any impact on sundays run off. well, it's very difficult to say you came out on top. it looked like there was no clear winner as opposed to 5 years ago. remember, there was already a run off between marine the pen and a minimal quiet time. and at the time during that to pay debate, marina pen, she basically crashed and that led to my call, gaining lots of points in the poles. this time around the picture was much less clear actually and both were discussing, both were staying calm. they got mixed up a bit with their figures at times on both sides, but you couldn't say one of them is the clear winner of this debate. mind you, these debates really play a very big role. they can change the polls a little bit, but in french history so far, these debates have never really turned or out things. and then, you know, had someone when, who was beforehand not supposed to win the elections. what other

that same choice of candidates, while micron is expected to when many people say they're undecided w's. lisa lewis has more appoint predictions from paris, as opposed to polls in other countries, such as the u. k. o. the yes pulls in france, actually tend to be correct, especially when it comes to the presidential election, as you said. and my call is in the late with 10 points, even more depending on which one you're looking at. but they asked of 2 factors that could change things. first of all, as i mentioned in my report, the fact that more than 10 percent of the voters still don't know who they will vote for. and then secondly, the extension rate at pulses are expecting between 20 or 25 percent of photos. not turning out to vote if that were much higher. 7 that could mean that some of those who are willing to wait for a mom and my call, but not whole heartedly say they only want to block marina penn from getting to how if they see that the polls are actually saying that my call will win anyway. and they didn't turn out to vate, that could have a negative impact of my cos resides. so it's

d w's. lisa, we met with some young activists trying to change that this is the suburb of place. she so what? part of francis poorest department, it's known as a place of rights and disaffection. it was home to low and low low for most of her youth. and felt a long way away from politics. the law done. that's where used to live up there. but it was always on. she said, i always felt it would be illegitimate for me to take part in political life. also because i'm the daughter of immigrants on a sat, you're constantly being told, this is not your country. you should work hard and not because i thought the in order to talk about politics, you know, study that renamed universities on the, on the truth. when she was 16, a medical issue, men doctor sent her to a hospital in a rich part of paris. she went to school there for 6 months and everything changed . so i will go to said i met people my age from a completely different background. why was the only one who wasn't informed when it came to politics? sometimes they were talking about fashion ministers, whose names i'd never heard of.

if you read it, if you all do something, let's go to the w lisa louis standing by at microns election night, open air headquarters at the eiffel tower. what will his biggest challenge for the new term be lisa? well, i think the biggest challenge for him will be to be a real centrist president. he has to walk this really fine line between some center, right, some center left policies, what he actually promised 5 years ago. but seemingly, he hadn't really managed to fulfill this promise in his speech. he said, you know, i want a human, an equal, a social, a liberal, an ecological, and a france actually for the coming 5 years. and that is really difficult to obtain because he, he has to talk to days, waiters on the center, right, that have waited for him. but also today's vote is on the center let that have actually voted for him. someone holding as sometimes holding knows, actually, but thinking, you know, we have to vote for him to prevent marina, pardon marina penn from coming to power in the far right. so many votes this time around with their pen getting more than 41 percent of the

w correspondent lisa lewis joins us now. lisa, what's the mood you're sensing from voters to day stay the course or bring on the train? well let me live, been talking to he has been telling me that it's important for them to actually block marilla pain from getting to power is some are convinced that in my, my call will adapt his course, his program it more to left wing voters because he's seen that when i saw at the far left candidate escort a quite well in the 1st round of fading. and they think that he had a mom, a call has understood that he needs to change his program, introduce more social measures, more logical measures actually to satisfy those letters. other people have told me that they are not really happy about waiting for him on my car. that, that, that, but that there feel that there is no other option for them. mind you the people i've been talking to have all said that they would wait for my call or at least they the others have not revealed to me that they would wait for marina pen. but this is really very m

just delivered his victory speech out outside those headquarters at the eiffel tower and speak to d w lisa louis brings up to speed on, on the atmosphere there. lisa. most people behind me, i so very much celebrating him on my coin still here. he's shaking hands with people. he's saying allow, he's paying tribute to all those that have made his, his victory to night possible. he said it at the beginning of his speech, you know, i know that i owe you something. he also said in his speech, o busy that he needed to do more. he heard the message of those that voted for him . despite actually that the fact that they didn't really want to vote for him, they want to block marine le pen and he said he'd address that anger. he'd also try to address the anger of those who have voted for me. marilla pan. and he was speaking of, you know, the next 5 years here in france, he said, i want to have you create a france. that's humanistic. that, that's human, that's liberal, that social, that's ecological, that's equal. this is the classical or mentor, you know, both right center, right? and to left that in

w correspond lisa lewis in the paris lisa, how did this debate go down and for us? well, obviously each camp is saying their candidate a came out on top. when you look at, you know, what people are saying across of social media and to be life. been talking to there's though a, some kind of consensus that in marina penn, when it comes to stay at the style did better than 5 years ago, you know, when we look back to 2017, she was already facing in my, in my car, in the run off debate a run of vote and also in the debate ahead of that vote. and at the time she literally crashed and got lost in all the details. and her daughters this time around are independent, appeared lot calmer, and been a lot more like a president. however, when it comes to the fact, it's a my remark, heart seems to have attacked her on numerous dossier caught her out, said that the figures didn't add up. he said that she was actually not the candidate of increase spending power. that's what she's been trying to depict herself as over the last past few months. and he also said that 80 percent of the

right and power, right, or left candidates. immigration is one of the main issues in this election w's. lisa lewis spoke to a priest in the prince city of leon, who has spent decades campaigning for migrant rights tissue on the lawn has been on the front lines of can painful migrants rights for nearly 50 years. back in 1983, he was part of francis, very 1st demonstration for their rights. 17 people marched for 7 weeks against casino phobia. from ma say in the south to paris, where they were joined by 100000 of us who is older due to what you i be made devotedly. what yearly. during that time, many young a foreign descent were killed by neighbors. while this or even the police, because they'd say stolen cars. don't let them out. the march was a way of saying stopped shooting at us. it's, you know, these youngsters who were born to immigrants and had french nationality. also believed they'd get equal rights in a republic that they saw as fraternal, open minded and egalitarian ref thinkin'. but that believe has been eroded over the past decades watching some of the presidential candidates. delo

all right, w lisa louis in paris. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories that we're keeping track of for you today. a political newcomer is set to become slovenia is next. prime minister nearly complete election returns show robert golub, left leading freedom movement, gaining a 3rd of the votes. that's ahead of the current prime minister's conservatives. a coalition government is likely beijing residents are rushing to buy up groceries as coven 19 case numbers increase shortly. china has been struggling to deal with it's worse to outbreak in 2 years. beijing has imposed half locked downs and mass testing under its 0 cove. it policy a ukrainian celebrities have been using their same to raise awareness of their country's plight. rappa leona, leona spent weeks helping in her home town near keith. she's now touring europe performing at charity concerts and missing some of the millions of ukrainians who had to flee that homeland but, but about a month. but then this is ukraine's most famous female rapper. i'll

w correspondent lisa louis has more. oh, as his only be campaign meeting, prison and my call in to finally talk about french domestic topics, but he could not escape the one theme that's been dominating the news and his agenda in recent weeks. no. some law dawson law, we are he and his name in to mark by war by gravity, to remind people of the factory good at france. i still has something to say to the homeowner, nacken sallow is obviously thought the current president best suited to deal with this crisis center. so please don't. yeah. got delaney with that. he's the only president who stayed in touch with pete in to negotiate and go see him. that gives us hope. baton rouge, remarkable as the clack car is always objective. he knows how to reason with people and has the necessary careers my to face put in with you know, and then back certain others and intake sites. and don't want to get involved in this crisis. he tries a lot harder than other candidates, condo, most french people would agree that my course up to the tas

d w is lisa louis has more. well, at one point my, my coma said, you know, we know that marina penn, i understand supports the referendum that happened in crimea, that got the next by russia a few years back. and the, that reference that was held there is actually internationally not recognized by marine, the pen has recognized it, you know, to, to split up from, from ukraine. and as she also repeated that stand point a few weeks back, m m m a call also cues marilla, kind of being quite close a wanting to be quite close to russia and of having taken up a loan with the russian bank before the last presidential campaign. and he said, you know, this means that actually you depend on the russian government and you are not independent. marine the pen, nobody said no, i am independent. i also support your stance in this war in ukraine. i absolutely reject the russian invasion, although she also added that that she was against an embargo on russian oil and, and gas because that would have a large impact on spending pow

and people who do perm, well, j w is lisa louis was that nothing le pence headquarters. she told us that her support is there. we're optimistic going into the 2nd round. i talked to some people here who said no, really happy about this resolved. and we believe that we can win the 2nd john of faith. now when you look at the other candidate, only at couple of them have actually expressed the outright support for moving the pen. that includes exit more from the very, very far right. and at that to the kind of the candidates together early gather about 10 percent of the base and really pen and try support us. we'll have to do more work and gather support from other candidates, for example, supporters of felony because from the center, right, republican party, who said that people should vote in favor of my call. but obviously, marines at people i want to convince they have a chance to rally that also. and marine, the pen is a pre hoping to, to fight some people among space that have they do full far left is wanted me longsol to date in her favor in the 2nd around the voting.

w correspondent lisa louis was at matthew la pens headquarters, and she told us that her supporters are optimistic going into the 2nd round. i talked to some people here, you said no, we're really happy about this resolved and we believe that we can win the 2nd john a now when you look at the other candidate, and the couple of them have actually expressed the outright support for moving the pen that include an exam more from the very, very far right. and at that to the kind of the candidates together we gather about 10 percent of the base and really pen support us. we'll have to do more work and gather support from other candidates. for example, supporters of my belly because from the center rights republican party, he said that people should vote in favor of my call. but obviously, marines at people. i want to convince them ages to rally that also and marine the pen is a we hoping to to find some people among space that have they do go far as wanted me longsol today in her favor in the 2nd around a voting. but when you look at all the other candidates, i didn't get through to the 2nd r

w, corresponded lisa louis. thank you to the warn europe. now, when you cringe president of a lot of missile lensky is due to meet with top us officials in the coming hours. so lensky says he'll be asking secretary of state antony blinking, and defense secretary, lord austin, for more weapons to fight the russian onslaught in the south in east. earlier the president recorded an orthodox eastern message from keeps st. sophia cathedral at makeshift houses of worship ukrainians. nationwide prayed for front line troops, and 4 civilians besieged in cities such as mariel. earlier i asked dw correspondent, rebec ritter's in keith. what zalinski could expect? again, from his meeting with the leaders of the pentagon and us state department. well, this is the highest level meeting from the us since the war began. i don't have a list of talking points. this is obviously a very confidential mating. one thing he can definitely expect is a guarantee from the americans of continued support in this conflict. and certainly one the one thing he wants can real

w. a . lisa postcard is for the raleigh city. you seen lee? i know he's been doing a cool and with some on the digital digital millennium of cash with of which endorsed so grossly. ah, the stay as a small little man with a fully to korean you at up in the right to britain you put in your mild to national trouble. deny should have shown you with us for dinner with goodness locals kinley school with no major a with a with a girl. i mean we're open, she did a great year is stored ear, marcia watches. story or is divided abner saying, yeah, climate of what e at our proposal is was it was my vision voice only till yet. are it any on that? says that the banner, when you play a really senior release in that little shrilly, but i'm behind you skim all the zone with the quote on the star smooth borders. bomb are shown in nevada that i see a store broker. i knew provisional bond. there are it down or when you to be it inside a walker, e 4 to she was a size cluster, it'll ask it only for coline. i look forward to talking to you all that technology should

well let's cross over to d w's. lisa louis, who's standing by at the open air headquarters in paris. clearly, very jubilant clouds crowds that lisa, what's the feeling like well, it was a huge moment. ok, joy, really? everybody was what alex, we just lost connection to lisa. in the meantime, we have next year was as expected. it's a little better than the poles said the poles were projecting to have my call when it lead from 10 to 15 percent. of course, everybody that was very careful with those numbers because we all know what happened with the polls. for example, briggs it or as i mentioned earlier, the elation of donald trump in 2016. so he did better than those polls that protected him between 10 and 15 percent. that will be a huge relief for the macro on camp. and you could tell and we saw those pictures live here on the w in front of the eiffel tower. how relieved the people there are with this result. and even so it seems that many people are using their phones. that's why lisa lose just disappeared here. but it i

he w correspondent lisa lewis has been following the elections for us from paris. here's her take on last night's debate. while i was watching it all the way through. and i think that makes observers would agree that when it comes to the style, actually really pen improved as compared to what she did. 5 years ago when she was already facing a minor, my call and run a phase. and in the tv debate ahead of that mode, at the time she was performing unity badly seemed hysterical at times. and this time round she looked a lot karma. she came across to someone who is more, more like a president when it came to the fax. so in my, my call was calling her out over and over again saying, you know, your figures are not right. your program doesn't make sense. and 80 percent of the measures that you're putting on the table would actually lead to front leaving the european union. marina pen denied again that she wanted to leave the european union saying that she wanted to reshape the union because that, that is not going to pos to be possible with your program and it's current st

w correspondent in paris. lisa lewis says my cons challenge ahead is to unite a divided france. well, i think the biggest challenge for him will be to be a real centrist president. he has to walk this really fine line between some center, right, some center left policies, what he actually promised 5 years ago. but seemingly, he hadn't really managed to fulfill this promise in his speech. he said, you know, i want a human, an equal a social, a liberal, an ecological. and, you know, france actually for the coming 5 years. and that is really difficult to obtain because he's he has to talk 2 days later on the send to write that have a to for him. but also today's where it is on the center, let that have actually voted from someone holding as sometimes holding knows, actually, but thinking, you know, we have to vote for him to prevent marina, pardon marina penn from coming to power. well my, my call will try to put some left wing measures on the table. is obviously looking a hat to these legislators elections and hoping to be able to win a majority in parliament as he did last time a

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lisa louis you are watching d. w. news from berlin. just to remind her, the top story. we're following for you this, our russian president, vladimir putin, has ordered his military to hold off storming the besieged city of maria polls as a ball as of stone steel plan, a ukrainian tru pulled out. instead, he wants to keep it surrounded. you're watching dw news from berlin coming up next to we've got the business for you. chelsea delaney will be here with all the latest on the business front. of course you can catch up on hold. let us news an information any time you want on our website. we've got lots on the war in ukraine, that's d w dot com on terry martin for me and all of us here at the w. thanks to watch with not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in depth look at current.

you know, you want to jump in jason, let's, let's listen to what lisa leslie had to say, another w, n b, a star, you know, speaking out, finally about, you know, why she's been silent and why others like her have, let's take, listen. what leave were told was to not make a big fuss about it so that they could not use her as a pond so to speak, in this situation in war. so check to make it like it's not that important or don't make it. we're like free brittany and we start this campaign. do we know is at the right thing to do or not? it's heartbreaking, running for, for all of us to that's the feelings of it. i mean, you want to do more and you think, should we all use our social media platform in and get behind it right. or not like nobody really. this is the 1st time we're in a situation. you don't know what to do. danny, i see. i see that you're nodding. 2 as you're listening to lisa there, i mean, it seems odd that diplomats from the u. s. have yet to put griner in that category of american travelers who were wrongfully detained, which would free up or at least allow a more kind of

i'm curious, dave, listening to lisa listening to what danny said and looking at what the w. n. b a has said in this statement. i want to share it with you. in close collaboration with us, government agencies, elected officials, individuals and organizations with the expertise in these matters and brittany grinders representatives and family. we continue to work diligently to get her safely home to the united states. i hate to put it so bluntly but, but dave, is there proof or is there hard, factual evidence that that's in fact happening that the government is doing that? i mean, perhaps we assume it, this is a question of assumptions at this point, not a question of what we actually know to be true. and like i said before, if you're the united states government and you're dealing with russia and ukraine, i don't know where brittany griner is on their list of priorities, but i can't imagine it's very high and we need to change that. we need to change. so i thought it was so interesting that at the oscars, i mean there were things that happened at the oscars other than the thing

w. me see up. i do to lisa one for 5. probably a lot of the larger let me know some new off on the west on the wall study opportunities. did news some to me this you just do new home. thank you. on the feedback. so you're good to me. i thought was on the lack of wonder needed to know if i that i made it every day knowledgeable about that play where they put me i call back after you say that, you know, my obvious don't look, i'm out when the road is on the shelf of a reduction on black, it is going to be happening rationally. let us know. so look when we did a civil article 270, it was easy to basically 2 lines here on my de la skews apple say observe a different good. you see me do a lecture or somebody they go to say metal i didn't, i didn't kill and it looks like some grandpa c of the machine. will you come to the car? i see and both they have different type of criticism. they have something they called the tentative list of heritage, the tentative men that particularly they want to put it in the unit or list or to be a

lisa: good morning. wod start to the weekend, although we will see changes as we go through the second half. live doppler picking up on the cloud free conditions due to high-pressure, but we have patchy fog in the north bay and at the coast. livermore at 43. fog from napa to santa rosa and even down the coast, three mile visibility at half moon bay. our camera looking nice with sunny skies this afternoon. clouds will increase tomorrow. cooler weather on sunday into monday. and breezy conditions before things do an about-face. over the weekend, the rain in portland and seattle and through northern california. do you think it will come to the bay area? of course not. we'll get windy, cloudy skies. and as we look at the day today it will be the sunniest day as we have high-pressure in control and temps responded with norths in the upper - -winds in the upper elevations. and cloud cover for saturday. mild, but things will be changing. today is nice with temperatures in the upper 60's across the bay, richmond,

her tenure at first at michigan state university this show has obtained lisa cook's tenure review packet at michigan state wasw w supported by a subset called carl stack. we're grateful for that . the tenure package shows that cook in an effort to bolster her credentials which worked put it mildly lacking,n lied on her resume about writing an influential peerd reviewed paper in the american economic review. but administrators at michigan state granted her tenure anyway in the nameed of equity and equity is what lisa cook could bring to the fed. in recent years, cook has advocated for race based reparations. isby that not immoral, unconstitutional or anything? by some estimateses, lisa cook's call for reparations could cost more than twelve trillion dollarss. the asking where's all that money coming from when we have a debt overhang ofey over 0 trillion? well, iff lisa cook is at the fedd, the fed could simply print more money and she if the senate confirms her or the senate could block her confirmation the when it cos to a voteho and obviously they should. so democratic lawmakers and their obedient little toadie

joining us here on the w news, we have special contract a coverage of the 1st presidential election in my, in my con, has one with 58.2 percent. and where now with lisa louis, standing by at mcqueen's election night, open air headquarters at the eiffel tower. that the scene for us, lisa looks like quite the party behind you. well, you know, there's a huge party going on just right behind me with a d. j, and it's dancing be black smiling. they are exuberant that their candidate rom, this election an electron that early 2 or 3 weeks ago, look like a neck and neck grave. and in between these 2 rugs, a candidate really managed to increase his lead. you know, he went down there, he hit the campaign trail, he was talking to people. he was showing is human. something that has had been missing before the 1st round of rating, and that's why marina pan had been going on because he had been doing the leg work where and my mom called to the 1st on a waiting. he didn't. but in between, you really showed that he can do a good campaign opposite. he also had some support from left when voters, you know, laughing vegas, you maybe in the 1st on a vote in greater causa

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i'm with my colleague arc lisa pots from the transportation authority and we are eager to talk about the city's long range transportation plan. a shift from before in terms of the wething more future looking. specifically, the slides? please. >> yea. >> can you go back to the first slide? the specific low want to talk about the transportation element of the san francisco general plan and the san francisco transportation funding plan. before we get there, i want to talk about the connectsf program encompasses both of them. >> what is important for the city to consider and make people's transportation needs today, it is also the node to plan for the future. so connectsf is an inner agency program to do this. pulls together the city's long range transportation planning efforts into one coordinated, unified effort. had is a factor in land use in how we plan for transportation they are relate exclude interupon dependent. it is lead by the planning, mta and mayor's office. >> next slide. why we begin in 2018 to collaborate with the commune to develop goals for our work. as well as the vision what san francisco should look and feel like in 50 years. vision and the goalo